Inventory & Stocktaking
Spot low stock before it interrupts sales.See stock by location, follow transfers, receive low-stock alerts and count inventory with a barcode scanner.
QAR 1,000 / yearExample · Product quantities
Know what arrived, moved and remains
A retail team receives a delivery, moves items to the shop and counts the shelf stock. Each movement helps explain the quantity available at each location.
What each feature helps you do
Stock in & out
Record receipts and outgoing quantities to keep a history of products entering and leaving stock.
Multiple warehouses
See quantities by warehouse or location and follow transfers between them. Warehouse allowances are specified in your quotation.
Low-stock alerts
Identify products that are running low so your team can arrange replenishment before availability becomes a problem.
Barcode operations
Use barcode scanning during stock operations to reduce manual product searches.
Stocktaking & adjustments
Compare the physical count with the recorded quantity and record the necessary adjustments.
Product variants
Track variations such as colour, size and length separately so similar products do not become one quantity.
Inventory valuation
Review the recorded value of stock alongside its quantities to understand the goods your business holds.
Stock movement history
Trace how a quantity changed through receipts, transfers and other stock movements.